Resins for teeth are also called composites and are tooth-colored plastic filling materials. They consist of an inorganic plastic matrix mixed with inorganic filling particles. They are attached using a bonding agent\/adhesive (bonding). <\/p>\n
When working with resin, it is important to dry the tooth as completely as possible, which can be achieved by using cotton rolls or by applying a rubber dam. If moisture reaches the teeth during the filling process, adhesion may be lost. The resin is cured in several layers. Therefore, placing a resin filling may take longer than placing an amalgam filling.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>